
A Wyoming Family Office
Helping decentralization flourish for a brighter future
Cypress LLC is a private family office specializing in decentralized blockchains and semiconductor infrastructure. Built on a generational legacy in silicon, we take the long view — researching, building, and investing in the fields we believe will define the decades ahead.
Portfolio
Investments
Protocols, networks, and companies we backed in their early days.

Cosmos
The Internet of Blockchains

Filecoin
Decentralized Storage Network

Brave
Private Browser & Search

Mercury
Banking for Startups

0L Network
Community-Governed Blockchain

Force Multiplier Studios
Game Development Studio

Robinhood
Commission-Free Investing

Foam
Proof of Location

Ethereum
The World Computer

Polkadot
The Next-Generation Blockchain

Titan
Bitcoin Mining Pool & Marketplace

Nervos Network
The Common Knowledge Base

Terra Luna
Programmable Money for the Internet

Icon
Bridging Chains & Communities
Pioneers
Three decades in Semiconductor I.C. Innovations
110
U.S. patents · 1976–2021
Cypress spans two generations of builders, each at the forefront of their era’s defining technology. The first made its mark in silicon: Sau-Ching Wong, a semiconductor I.C. pioneer whose work runs from Intel’s 1st generation 4k DRAM and Altera’s EP300, the first reprogrammable logic device, to foundational Flash Memory Storage Technology innovations — acquired by SanDisk and Samsung. The next carries that conviction into decentralized networks and emerging technologies.
Intel
1 patent
Advanced memory products, including 1st generation 4k DRAM
1 patent
Altera
8 patents
Startup team — EP300, the first reprogrammable logic device, and the EP-Series and MAX families that led to the 1988 IPO
8 patents
SanDisk
59 patents
Single-chip voice recording I.C. based on Analog Flash Memory Technology developed at Invox — team and IP acquired by SanDisk
59 patents
Samsung
42 patents
Multi-bit-per-cell (MLC) Flash Memory Technology patent portfolio, developed at Multi Level Memory Technology — acquired by Samsung
42 patents


